Colorado B.S. Thread

C'mon brahh

After seeing that I'm 1k miles away... Doubt I'll make it. Still not sure of my path from here, Cascades or the coast.

 

1,000 miles in 14 days is only like 70 miles per day. Sounds like a poor excuse to me

 

North Idaho to here is only two days drive and its a bit over 1000 miles.
Slacker.

 

But there's a lot of stuff along the way to see!

 

So spend one hour a day driving, and the other 23 hours a day seeing things. Sounds good to me!

 

Are there any CO trails that dont get closed during winter because of snow? I didnt get to do to much wheeling this summer and id like to get out there during winter if i can.

 

You sir need to stop typing on here and start driving

 

https://www.trailsoffroad.com/trails/474-switzerland-trail

Duratracs suck in deep snow as you can see.

There's another one, phantom Creek i think that's down by rampart range iirc. It was a blast bashing through 2'+ fresh snow drifts a very respectful speed.

 

@kashtyaatsi was on the phantom Creek one... Everyone got stuck, mostly from just doing stupid stuff.

 

I'm sure I can find one cheap on CL, and it can't be that hard...

 

This sounds like something I gotta try.

 

It was great since it's pretty much a gravel road, add a bunch of fresh snow and hit it. I'm sure there's pics/videos in my build thread somewhere.

 

I could only do that or a race I had and since no one wanted to run 5 miles of hell with me then I'll just go another time.

I was forced to get stuck even though I told you guys the stupid crawl control wouldn't get me out but you all had to see to be sure.

 

I never got an invite to a race.

But my knees don't run.


Turd gen.

 

need to have a meet and beer at the New Terrain one of the crisp fall weekend afternoons.

 

Spotted at Colorado Plus...them wheels tho